The Son's Room

Mark – your plinths turned out nice. Good job. I think the simplicity of the trim is a good match for your baseboards (keeping with the shadow lines). Things are pulling together for you – can’t wait for the finished product. Keep up the good work.

-- No matter how many times I measure, I always forget the dimensions before I cut.

Thanks Billy!

You will notice the plinths are cut as suggested. After having a whole bunch of reinforcement to your point, I couldn’t NOT do it that way. But even “I” can see the light once in a while. I’m convinced it was the best way, both with all the kind input and just seeing them after the fact. You saved me a mistake that would have cost me more rework than I was willing to do. Thank you a million times!

My son has already begun his decorating. I like how he is deciding what goes back into his room and where. I’m just not fond of how he is just hanging his medals on nails. I think I need to get him into builiding a display case. If he wants me to build one for him, he can add it to the end of the list. I should have it ready for his graduation. (College ;)

-- Working on my home for 2 years and counting.

Ok – the last bit of evidence that I really can complete a project ;) The doors are hung.

-- Working on my home for 2 years and counting.

Wow! Love that Paint Job & the Trim work looks Great!

-- Nick, Virgina Beach, http://lumberjocks.com/nonickswood/projects

Thanks Nick,

I thought you might understand my agony at trying to get the paint just so. Plus – we both seem to fans of a little 3d influence. I know my boy loves it. I appreciate the compliments on the trim! At first it was a labor of love, then it just became labor.

-- Working on my home for 2 years and counting.

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